The protest sign was perfect... Read more President Trump announced Tuesday night his nomination of Neil Gorsuch to replace the late Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court... Read more President Trump recently pledged to let federal officials negotiate the prices of drugs covered under Medicare... Read more Behind closed doors, the party of fiscal responsibility is flirting with the idea of ending the earmark ban... Read more Fifteen — that's how many executive orders it took President Trump to issue before congressional Republicans balked... Read more As they say in reality TV, President Donald Trump "didn't come here to make friends."... Read more The Republican congressional leadership has made a new timetable for gutting the Affordable Care Act, aiming to get legislation done by March or possibly April... Read more Conservative groups are finalizing their strategy for a multimillion-dollar campaign to help get President Trump's Supreme Court nominee confirmed... Read more It was a difficult weekend for the Trump administration as it sought to implement and defend its most controversial executive order to date, the travel ban... Read more President Trump might not have won the Nov. 8 election had he not published a list of conservative judges from which he promised to pick his nominee to the Supreme Court... Read more President Trump is facing his first serious pushback from congressional Republicans since taking office as outrage swirls over his immigration executive order... Read more Conservative groups rallied Monday to support President Trump's nominee to head the Labor Department, fast food magnate Andy Puzder... Read more Oregon hopes to go a step farther than current law with a new bill that requires insurers' plans sold in the state to cover a series of women's health related conditions, such as screenings for diseases... Read more What did the Trump administration know about Friday's "extreme vetting" executive order, and when did they know it?... Read more Donald Trump is set to announce his Supreme Court pick Thursday — or maybe even earlier, if a rumor flying around Washington is to be believed... Read more Republicans have been rolling out their suggestions for replacing Obamacare, providing lots of ideas for leadership to draw from but also highlighting intra-party divisions over how it should be done... Read more A Secret Service special agent who suggested she would rather face "jail time" than take "a bullet" for President Trump has raised serious legal problems for herself by mixing political activity with her sworn duty to protect the president... Read more As the first full week of the Trump administration comes to a close, the White House appears to be getting into something of a groove... Read more
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